Given an HMM with initial probabilities pi, transitions A, and emissions B, the Viterbi algorithm finds the state path that maximizes p(path, obs). It also returns that joint probability.
The recursion keeps, for each time t and state j, the best probability delta_t(j) of any path ending in j, plus a back-pointer to the previous state that achieved it. After the last step, it backtracks from the best final state.
Implement viterbi(pi, A, B, obs), which returns (path, prob).
path is a list of T state indices.prob is the joint probability p(path, obs) of that path, as a float.0..M-1.ValueError.Take delta[:, None] * A as the candidate scores for every (previous, current) pair, then take the argmax over the previous state for each current state.
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